06 Jul 1959
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
1
Medical memos note about 15 percent of healthy line examined persons show issues such as silent gall stones. Opinions differ on whether to remove stones or wait for symptoms, but many doctors favor removal if jaundice, obstruction, or related troubles exist, due to cancer risk and irritations from gall bladder attacks even without symptoms.
In Washington a threat of war looms as tensions mount during an Organization of American States meeting. Allegations surface against key figures Culm and Vee wel, amid Caribbean security concerns and regional political turmoil.
A chaotic scene at the Mar Calif energy exhibit drew crowds of about 40 000 as a radioactive ball went missing amid displays. Officials warned of dangerous exposure risks to attendees and urged immediate safety measures. Flowers and Blowers, with regulators, described heightened precautions and potential recalls while authorities considered open belligerence remarks and a special OAS meeting to address the crisis.
Yugoslavia recalled its delegation from Prague after tense discussions with the Czech government. Cuba and Venezuela were named in tensions over potential actions against Cuba. The OAS faces decisions on invoking foreign ministers meetings to address the crisis and strengthen democratic representation.
UPI reports that Gov. Keosund Hawn and officials visited California state mental hospitals during national mental health week. Observers noted improvements were insufficient, with ongoing concerns about conditions and funding across facilities.
Across the Formosa coast Chinese forces concentrate about 2 200 ships near Boemosi and flashier air offensive with MIG-19 and MIG-10 reports. Nationalist forces claim 36 enemy planes shot down in seven battles while noting no losses of their own aircraft.
A 12 year old girl, Trady Copeland, was injured yesterday when she slipped on a manhole cover in front of her home. She is reportedly in good condition at Eden Hospital.
Solon probe into extortion cases heads toward a restart as the Senate Hackers' Committee plans a new phase this week. Kennedy said the panel would examine activity of the Toumblers Union and potential actions to disqualify or expel Hoffa ally Noffa. Witnesses from New Jersey and nearby areas were summoned, including John Conlin and Tony Proverone.
In Sacramento and Jerusalem reports, the Mulford Gardens Association outlines tonight's meeting agenda focusing on prison safety programs and community improvement efforts. The group notes insurance and funding details tied to a 1957-58 record, while ambassadors and local officials prepare to participate.
Almanac notes July 6 1959 as the 187th day with 178 remaining, moon near quarter, visible planets Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn. Historical events: 1699 Captain Kidd seized in Boston then deported. 1747 John Paul Jones born in Scotland. 1854 Republican Party organized in Jackson Michigan. 1918 Czar Nicholas II and family executed. 1928 first all talking movie preview in New York. 1983 first MLB All Star game Chicago 4-2 AL. 1947 Spanish voters back Franco dictatorship. Tolstoy quote on focus and trivial subjects.
Washington reports a split among Democratic leaders over pushing new laws. Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson and Speaker Sam Rayburn face criticism from Chairman Paul M. Butler and others who urge a stronger progressive record to win in 1960. Mansfield defends a civil rights push and a cautious path amid Eisenhower objections. Tax relief advocates launch a campaign for a foreign investment tax plan with overseas earnings reinvestment rules.
San Luis Obispo FID reports Cal Poly enrollments rose to 4000 in Sprig quarter, under President Julian A McPhee. The gain is 43 more than the 4957 registered the year before, reflecting growth at the California State Polytechnic College.
Washington UPI reported attorney Godfrey P. Schmidt, leading 12 rebel Teamsters, plans to move to disqualify or expel James Hoffa within a month or two. He cites 363 charges since last August and seeks a federal referee to conduct a union trial after monitors join the action.
Charles Yovereans of Sacramento has been named by the state Mental Hygiene Department to direct a two year research program on elderly rehabilitation. He will work with the Sacramento Bureau of Social Work as codirector alongside Dr. G. Dean Tipton of DeWitt State Hospital and Nathan Sloate, chief of social services.
Winnfield Louisiana Governor Earl Long rests in a lighted bedroom of his rural retreat after campaign travel for reelection. Doctor Mosley and psychiatrist Dr Paul Pratt visited, described as friendly. Long, ineligible to succeed himself, plans resignation to seek a record fourth term.
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